Singapore lies near the equator. Why is the climate getting cold?

Singapore is located in the tropics, controlled by the equatorial low pressure zone for many years, with a rainy climate in the equator and small annual and daily temperature differences. The average temperature in Singapore is between 23 and 34 degrees Celsius.

And the rainy season is from June 1 1 to March of the following year, and the weather is unstable due to the humid northeast monsoon. There are usually thunderstorms in the afternoon, the average low temperature hovers at 24-25℃, and the southwest wind is the driest from June to September. Monsoon alternate months, April-May,10-10, the ground wind is weak and changeable, the sun is hot, and the highest temperature on the island is 35℃.

Extended data:

Due to the limitation of topography, the rivers in Singapore are quite short. There are 32 major rivers on the island, including the Konglong River, the Bango River and the Shilonggang River. The longest river is the Jialeng River. Most rivers have been transformed into reservoirs to provide drinking water for residents.

At the same time, there are 17 reservoirs in Singapore to store fresh water for citizens. The Central Watershed Nature Reserve is located in the geographical center of Singapore, covering an area of about 3,000 hectares. Protected areas include Meric Reservoir, the upper section of Shilida Reservoir, the upper section and the lower section of Bayas Reservoir. Besides collecting rainwater, its land plays an important "green lung" function in the city.

In order to reduce the dependence on external water sources, Singapore has made its water supply more diversified through large-scale water storage plans and technologies such as seawater desalination and recycling, and gradually moved towards the goal of self-sufficiency in water supply. With the completion of the largest Daquan seawater desalination plant, it can now provide more than 60% of the water demand.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Singapore